Goldroom
“The cosmos is neither moral or immoral; only people are. He who would move the world must first move himself.”
Edward Ericson
“The cosmos is neither moral or immoral; only people are. He who would move the world must first move himself.”
Edward Ericson
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OTF/TTF: Goldroom (Regular, Outlines, and Fancy)
Sharkshock 2024. All rights reserved
Designed by Dennis Ludlow
06/04/2024
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Goldroom is an all caps display font that joins a fraternity of art deco inspired type. Special attention was paid to symmetry and contrast with emphasis on sharp angles and simple shapes. Some character pairs alternate between undulating lines and straight ones for a good variety in different settings. Line flow and negative space play important roles. This is most evident in the two alternate versions. Many different languages are supported with an extensive mapping of international characters including European accents and Cyrillic. This family is represented in 3 classic styles. Use Goldroom Fancy for a retro movie poster or the Outlines version for a logo.
This family is equipped with Basic and extended Latin, Basic and extended Cyrillic, and kerning. Please check the glyph map for all supported characters. The demo contains basic characters only. The full version can be purchased for $50 via PayPal or by acquiring a commercial license. Do note that this $50 is for personal use only. Email us or visit www.sharkshock.net/license for more information on licensing. Unauthorized usage of our intellectual property is strictly prohibited and may result in legal remedies at our disposal.
Tags: art deco, classic, 20s, twenties, display, all caps, capitals, European, accents, diacritics, New York, Manhattan, vintage, Broadway, cinema, titling, contrast
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